Sentence examples for a long time explains from inspiring English sources
'The future lasts a long time,' explains artist Sam Basu, another founder member, while composer Daniel Pemberton, clad in Viyella pyjamas, nods in agreement.
The RIDC program is designed "to offer funding for research groups which have especially bold scientific proposals that require funding for a long time," explains Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz, the scientific director of FAPESP, which announced the new round of winners on 15 May.
"Black Lives Matter, and the political situation that it has raised awareness of, has been around for a long time," explains Pendleton.
"I can focus on an inane activity like running for a long time," explained Mr. Sweeney.
She spends a long time explaining to me how the Sri Lankan government dispersed negative propaganda about her on the internet, contacting her fans individually, because they wanted to present a clean image of their country.
"This island has treated famous and well-off people as though they were normal people for a long time," explained Greg Lockhart, manager of Young's Bicycle Shop, where Mr. Kerry made a brief stop on Sunday afternoon to buy two $8 tubes for his Serotta road bike.
Also, when I reject people, I spend a long time explaining why their film hasn't been picked or why they don't have funding or distribution, which is helpful because in this industry you don't often get honest feedback.
"Bally was ill for quite a long time," explained Severino.
So I had to spend a long time explaining what I was trying to do.
"To some extent we've kind of done the same thing for a long time," explained Prof Benger.
"I've had a patellar tendonitis problem in my right knee for quite a long time," explained Broad, 27, who played more international matches on the recent tour of Australia than any other England player.
